Richard Ayoade has the humility to imagine that he lacks social presence, which ironically gives him more social presence than most people in the entertainment industry.
The way he can effortlessly and savagely roast even big-name actors in the rare moments where he's on the same set as them is great proof of that. I loved him on the Graham Norton show
@@anonb4632 exactly, all his books are about him! He is super self centred and smirks the whole time. I guess he was born entitled...Ayoade on Ayoade says it all. No insights gained from this woke icon.
"I'm lucky to be an actor given my limited range" - Hahaha what a dude, I love him. Love gadget man, his relationship with Jimmy Carr & Noel Fielding, one of the funniest guys, so thankful we have him.
Such a shame though, isn't it? I bet people would love to meet him. I know I would. That's the problem with nerds in general I think. They're really lovely (and mostly very funny) people, but nobody knows that because they don't think they are.
If there were lots of clever men, then a clever man would be considered average,so you would then need to be a genius just to be considered clever. I am stupid, but in 2016 the whole world seems to be acting stupid, so I am now average!! Yippee
If the BBC and Richard Ayuade read this would they ever consider to cast Richard as Dr Who? I would love it and I think Richard would mad make a totally excellent Dr Who....Who's with me ?????
+kitty buckley I gave up on Doctor who after the master Tom Baker left. It was all downhill from there. It's now some sort of Carry On Doctor Who dreadfully camp thing that I can't bare to watch. I can see there's real talent in there, the writing is top notch but its not Doctor Who. It's like a caricature of it. People do seem to love it in great numbers so I'm like, fine, go enjoy this thing. Richard Ayoade probably wouldn't be able to bare living within what Doctor Who is now. Unless he was himself a character like Moss but that wouldn't really work. He'd have to be a fairly dynamic character to fill the role. So really the only way I could see him playing the Doctor is for it to be completely re-written and I'd give him the reigns to do the writing. He's a brilliant writer, director and actor so I've no doubt he could pull something completely new off. But probably not what the new audience want. They want silly camp sci-fi with complex plots, lots of weird characters and a healthy dose of sexual tension. Still it would be fun reading the comments of outrage as Richard turns Doctor who into some kind of hard science fiction realism study like a cross between 2001 with Hal9000 and the IT Crowd like cast running the Tardis. hehe
Richard Ayoade possesses that rare kind of social awkwardness that actually increases his charm. Not everyone needs to be like Chris Pratt or Leonardo DiCaprio to be charismatic in their own quiet, self effacing way.
Anon B No, really, he’s a very intelligent guy. Very articulate and quick-witted. Writes and directs very well, too. Plus he’s got a Law degree from Cambridge. He’s undoubtedly smart.
This interviewer seems to mitigate Richard's awkwardness. He stays calm and keeps the interview a little bit closer to what Richard would feel comfortable with. He notices the jokes but he doesn't laugh a lot so the conversation proceed in a relaxed way.
Just finished reading it, it's great. It's a satirical take on the nature of interviews, specifically interviews of film directors. It's hilarious and a really good read if you're a fan of films or just Ayoade's humour in general.
Pay no attention to the critics. Richard Ayoade is the funniest man on the planet. I could watch him all day! Oh, and I'm reading his book now. Keep up the good work Richard, you're one of a kind. God bless you and your lovely family!
There are few people in the world I wish I could have a drink with more than Richard. His deep intelligence and culture and full self deprecation mindset is one of the most attractive feature for anyone you want to spend a dinner with. Always a favourite
"I see myself as a man, or woman, who could, or could not be Jewish. I'm not - technically or actually - Jewish...but there's probably some overlap with my beliefs." LOL
What he says in the beginning is the reason I avoid Meet and Greets of any kind like the plague. I find the one-sidedness really awkward and the power imbalance very unappealing. That's not anyone's fault, it's just the nature of a meeting where one side is mostly trying to protect their image and has no reason to be interested in it at all.
Some celebrities are happy enough to meet fans because it stops them being on a pedestal by others as they are able to interact with 'normal', 'ordinary', 'non-famous' people.
I think that's why the Craig Ferguson show as so brilliant. It was like they were just having a conversation and there just happened to be cameras there.
Like it or not Richard Ayoade, people like you and they'd like to hear more about you. It's your choice to do interviews or not, but that is the reason for an interview.
2:03 - 2:25 is just so perfect. Older people think young people have it easy just because we have lots of little "apps" and "gadgets". If you ask any 20 - 30 year old in the UK what they want most in life, the answers will usually be: a job, a house and a family/stability. These days kids almost always *must* go to uni to get a "good" job, which means at the very least they will start working 3 years later than their parents did - that's a huge amount of income they're missing out on. Additionally, kids go to uni (and get into debt) to get into jobs which aren't really that much better paid than their parents'. The two above points, combined with the massive increase in UK house prices between 1990-present means that kids have been priced out of buying homes (ironically by their own parents). So you have this horrific set up where the rental market is maxed out, giving landlords (boomers) huge amounts of bargaining power, which allows them to set rent prices really high - further slowing down kids being able to buy their own homes. This all has a knock on effect where we are now seeing 'young adults' in their late 20s, with very little savings, working silly hours, and still renting. With all this instability, it's no wonder millenials are finding it harder to allocate time to finding partners and establishing families. And worst of all, their parents are asking them: "why haven't you bought a house yet? Why haven't you got married yet? Are we ever going to get grandchildren?"... to which I advise any young adult to respond with: "I'll do all those things when the generation before me stop stepping on my throat".
@@sonicboove4865 I have no idea whether your situation is comparable to mine so whether you even have a perspective to stand on. You may not even be from the same country I'm from so you wouldn't know the issues young people in my country face.
@@semi-skimmedmilk4480 I'm from the UK. This [young] generation have it better than any other in history of our species but choose to blame others for having it so easy. As a consequence of having it so easy are not willing to go without, not have a new phone or car, not going on holiday, not going out every weekend, not buying now clothes, raking up debt and expecting others to bail them out. Try "going withoutand, making sacrifices and saving up to put a depositon a house. Instead of crying "issues young people face in my country ". If you want "issues, look in other European countries and stop moaning about how hard it is for you when in reality it's the best it's been in humanity.
@@sonicboove4865Statistics will show you that all these things at are disposal are doing more harm than good. It’s breeding an empty and miserable generation. The older generation seems to forget they’re the ones that raised us.
I feel robbed of the rest of the conversation. I'd gladly watch another 20 minutes of ums and hmms to hear one interesting line. Never trust editors. PS and of course many thanks for uploading
mutoootwo I never watch his acting but I love watching him on interviews and quiz shows. My favorite interview of his is with Craig Ferguson. It was so oddly perfect.
I...... I freakin love this dude 😂😂 His passive aggression, sarcasm, and making light of the situation right there by mentioning his satire of interviews/interviewers in general with it essentially flying right over the interviewer's head was just pure gold XD His casual tone of voice throughout the whole thing as if he's genuinely answering his questions makes it all the more hilarious. The irony of this is unrivaled and so is his sense of humor. It's bloody fantastic! 🤣👌
It's really nice to see one of these interviews, as if from the stone age, where the interviewer is left wanting constantly, just because of the honesty of the answers of the far more thoughtful interviewee.
Looovvve Richard Ayode an eloquent, articulate, super funny, intelligent, creative breath of fresh air 💛 he is typecast somewhat as a geek...but he could branch out to tv, id really like to see him on something like antiques road trip, he is extremely knowledgeable, and i can just see him pottering about finding items of interest.lol
Wolf in White Van! What a cool thing to see. I wonder if he's a fan of the music, too, since it seems most people find John's books through having already known his music.
This is 3 minutes but the editing paces it so well that it feels you've been listening to them talk for a full segment And then you get to the very end and it all gets tossed out the window odd enough
This interview was a million times better than Krishnan Guru Murphys. Then again the interviewer asked qs on the book, his profession and identity rather than "should there be more British Norwegians?" 🤣
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"An abrupt ending" and then the interview ends. Whoever the editor is they're not getting paid enough.
By nature of the fact that he's an editor, clearly he's underpaid
all MSM is overpaid
lol do ya'll work at mcdonalds or something?
You can tell the editor is done with life
@@LulzRoyce 😹😂
Finding and watching ALL Richard Ayoade interviews is my new favorite pastime.
+Ranic Khaan “Nicky” same
+Ranic “Nicky” Khan same here same
2 years later, me too!
Same
same
Richard Ayoade has the humility to imagine that he lacks social presence, which ironically gives him more social presence than most people in the entertainment industry.
The way he can effortlessly and savagely roast even big-name actors in the rare moments where he's on the same set as them is great proof of that. I loved him on the Graham Norton show
Richard is so humble and genuine that it is part of his charm.
i know, but its the fact that he just messes with people in such a mindful way that its brilliant XD
I think it’s just his realistic bland view prevents him from being egotistical because he knows all his faults and plays on them.
Humble? Seriously? If he was anymore up his own backside here he'd be inside out. False humility
@@anonb4632 exactly, all his books are about him! He is super self centred and smirks the whole time. I guess he was born entitled...Ayoade on Ayoade says it all. No insights gained from this woke icon.
"I'm lucky to be an actor given my limited range" - Hahaha what a dude, I love him. Love gadget man, his relationship with Jimmy Carr & Noel Fielding, one of the funniest guys, so thankful we have him.
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"I try not to meet people , really" My life in a sentence
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oh my god yes
Such a shame though, isn't it? I bet people would love to meet him. I know I would.
That's the problem with nerds in general I think. They're really lovely (and mostly very funny) people, but nobody knows that because they don't think they are.
Indeed sir. I agree with my fridge-magnet on this point: "The more people I meet, the more I love my cat".
No one liked my post so I’m just gonna troll yours. GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
What he’s saying about interviews being awkward is why podcasts are so popular
sorry just testing my replies
@@jazzfree1541 boop!
Omg yes! But I see him as a guest..idk if he'd do it or has done it. He'd do great, regardless
Ye
I love Richard, makes me smile so often. Clever man. We want more clever men in the world.
+Dan Evans no
If there were lots of clever men, then a clever man would be considered average,so you would then need to be a genius just to be considered clever.
I am stupid, but in 2016 the whole world seems to be acting stupid, so I am now average!! Yippee
Danny Smith oh boy "in 2016" if only you knew at the time pal..
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If the BBC and Richard Ayuade read this would they ever consider to cast Richard as Dr Who? I would love it and I think Richard would mad make a totally excellent Dr Who....Who's with me ?????
yep so good best idea
+kitty buckley Weird, I was thinking the same thing today. Make Richard Ayoade the next Dr Who BBC.
Agreed. You are, are you not, Dr Who?
+kitty buckley I gave up on Doctor who after the master Tom Baker left. It was all downhill from there. It's now some sort of Carry On Doctor Who dreadfully camp thing that I can't bare to watch. I can see there's real talent in there, the writing is top notch but its not Doctor Who. It's like a caricature of it. People do seem to love it in great numbers so I'm like, fine, go enjoy this thing.
Richard Ayoade probably wouldn't be able to bare living within what Doctor Who is now. Unless he was himself a character like Moss but that wouldn't really work. He'd have to be a fairly dynamic character to fill the role. So really the only way I could see him playing the Doctor is for it to be completely re-written and I'd give him the reigns to do the writing. He's a brilliant writer, director and actor so I've no doubt he could pull something completely new off. But probably not what the new audience want. They want silly camp sci-fi with complex plots, lots of weird characters and a healthy dose of sexual tension. Still it would be fun reading the comments of outrage as Richard turns Doctor who into some kind of hard science fiction realism study like a cross between 2001 with Hal9000 and the IT Crowd like cast running the Tardis. hehe
you are, are you not, Doctor Who??
Richard Ayoade possesses that rare kind of social awkwardness that actually increases his charm. Not everyone needs to be like Chris Pratt or Leonardo DiCaprio to be charismatic in their own quiet, self effacing way.
I love how it says 'an abrupt ending' and then suddenly ends.
personally I find Richard ayoade horrendously attractive, he could be a leading man easily in my opinion
+Becky "Horrendously attractive", oxymoron? Enormously?
Me too. Haha our names. Becky, Rebekah and Rebecca. Some beautiful coincidence. ^^
Rebecca Ohno its becky
Count another Becki in
I agree ❤️
His intelligence is ruddy attractive
You think this is intelligence? Really?
Ruddy? Fuck off.
He has empathy . That's more precious than intelligence.
Tourz it’s an IT crowd joke dude, chill
Anon B No, really, he’s a very intelligent guy. Very articulate and quick-witted. Writes and directs very well, too. Plus he’s got a Law degree from Cambridge. He’s undoubtedly smart.
This interviewer seems to mitigate Richard's awkwardness. He stays calm and keeps the interview a little bit closer to what Richard would feel comfortable with. He notices the jokes but he doesn't laugh a lot so the conversation proceed in a relaxed way.
I really find him attractive not only by his looks but also his humour, talent, mind and his accent!! Damn
I'm actually interested in the book now. Clever Brits.
Just finished reading it, it's great. It's a satirical take on the nature of interviews, specifically interviews of film directors. It's hilarious and a really good read if you're a fan of films or just Ayoade's humour in general.
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stylz1 fuck off
"I tend not to meet people". Same.
Omg, I adore him.
Bumped into this guy in Kensington. Lovely guy, and really down to earth!
Oh my god you're so lucky 😍
Pay no attention to the critics. Richard Ayoade is the funniest man on the planet. I could watch him all day! Oh, and I'm reading his book now. Keep up the good work Richard, you're one of a kind. God bless you and your lovely family!
I'd rather talk to him than a lot of people who consider themselves an "easy going, confident, people person" erghhh
The next James Bond.
I think you mean the next Q to Idris Elba's 007.
That would be amazing
NeonSound Sherlock Holmes?
YES. LETS MAKE IT HAPPEN. DO THAT HASH TAG THINGY YOU KIDS DO OR that tweety stuff. SOMTHING.
The Next Doctor
Oh man I love Richard Ayoade, think he's brilliant in his own way, glad he's been so well accepted he has a very valuable perspective in my opinion.
Great guy. Humble, low key, geeky,introverted. They type of guy I'd like to hang out with if I wasn't so antisocial.
A very intelligent & interesting person.
He monetized his misanthropy and nerdiness fair play to him
how can anyone not like Richard Ayoode... he is talented in so many fields.
He seems like a very humble man.
HES SO CUTE AND I COULD LISTEN TO HIM TALK ALL DAY
There are few people in the world I wish I could have a drink with more than Richard. His deep intelligence and culture and full self deprecation mindset is one of the most attractive feature for anyone you want to spend a dinner with. Always a favourite
I love that I get to see his gorgeous smile throughout. it's a shame that he keeps it from us
He's so precious
"I see myself as a man, or woman, who could, or could not be Jewish. I'm not - technically or actually - Jewish...but there's probably some overlap with my beliefs."
LOL
So I'm not the only one who stopped the video and started reading XD
He just needs some woman's trousers to give him a bit more confidence I think ❤️
Sorry I don’t understand this, could you please explain what you mean?
@@johntrust6217 Its from IT Crowd
John Trust watch IT crowd
"slacks" 😂
A truly humble and self aware chap. Wonderful.
i just love richard in so many levels, he's a brilliant guy
Richard Ayoade would make a great Macbeth
+Nick Bloor or hamlet...!
id midsummer night his dreams him in drag hmm id puck his ducke of athins lol
Maybe a depressed sarcastic Macbeth.
Hamlet yes, Macbeth, no.
What he says in the beginning is the reason I avoid Meet and Greets of any kind like the plague. I find the one-sidedness really awkward and the power imbalance very unappealing. That's not anyone's fault, it's just the nature of a meeting where one side is mostly trying to protect their image and has no reason to be interested in it at all.
Some celebrities are happy enough to meet fans because it stops them being on a pedestal by others as they are able to interact with 'normal', 'ordinary', 'non-famous' people.
glockenrein Yup. To be fair, some people are able to put their star struckedness aside and have an actual nice conversation with the famous person.
I think that's why the Craig Ferguson show as so brilliant. It was like they were just having a conversation and there just happened to be cameras there.
Like it or not Richard Ayoade, people like you and they'd like to hear more about you. It's your choice to do interviews or not, but that is the reason for an interview.
He’s absolutely fantastic. Great man, super talented.
Funny, nerdy, and humble. Love you dude
it's nice to know im not the only one who has some of these feelings he has.
I like this person.
i paused to read the snippets they didn't zoom in on. A 'celebrity' book I actually want.
I love him!
"I am like a mental atlas" - I should look into how I can get hold of this book.
id like to se a "TED talks" with him ^^
I'm totally taken with this idea. We should start a petition.
2:03 - 2:25 is just so perfect. Older people think young people have it easy just because we have lots of little "apps" and "gadgets".
If you ask any 20 - 30 year old in the UK what they want most in life, the answers will usually be: a job, a house and a family/stability.
These days kids almost always *must* go to uni to get a "good" job, which means at the very least they will start working 3 years later than their parents did - that's a huge amount of income they're missing out on. Additionally, kids go to uni (and get into debt) to get into jobs which aren't really that much better paid than their parents'. The two above points, combined with the massive increase in UK house prices between 1990-present means that kids have been priced out of buying homes (ironically by their own parents).
So you have this horrific set up where the rental market is maxed out, giving landlords (boomers) huge amounts of bargaining power, which allows them to set rent prices really high - further slowing down kids being able to buy their own homes.
This all has a knock on effect where we are now seeing 'young adults' in their late 20s, with very little savings, working silly hours, and still renting. With all this instability, it's no wonder millenials are finding it harder to allocate time to finding partners and establishing families.
And worst of all, their parents are asking them: "why haven't you bought a house yet? Why haven't you got married yet? Are we ever going to get grandchildren?"... to which I advise any young adult to respond with: "I'll do all those things when the generation before me stop stepping on my throat".
I think somebody needs to start taking responsibility for their own actions.
@@sonicboove4865 I have no idea whether your situation is comparable to mine so whether you even have a perspective to stand on.
You may not even be from the same country I'm from so you wouldn't know the issues young people in my country face.
@@semi-skimmedmilk4480 I'm from the UK. This [young] generation have it better than any other in history of our species but choose to blame others for having it so easy. As a consequence of having it so easy are not willing to go without, not have a new phone or car, not going on holiday, not going out every weekend, not buying now clothes, raking up debt and expecting others to bail them out. Try "going withoutand, making sacrifices and saving up to put a depositon a house. Instead of crying "issues young people face in my country ". If you want "issues, look in other European countries and stop moaning about how hard it is for you when in reality it's the best it's been in humanity.
Wake up.
@@sonicboove4865Statistics will show you that all these things at are disposal are doing more harm than good. It’s breeding an empty and miserable generation. The older generation seems to forget they’re the ones that raised us.
I feel robbed of the rest of the conversation. I'd gladly watch another 20 minutes of ums and hmms to hear one interesting line. Never trust editors.
PS and of course many thanks for uploading
mutoootwo I never watch his acting but I love watching him on interviews and quiz shows. My favorite interview of his is with Craig Ferguson. It was so oddly perfect.
misshitokiri I'm a big fan of Craigs. They both have a rare take on interwieving and it clicked so well.
I adore Richard Ayoade, he seems quick witted as Carol Burnett. Just really enjoy them both so much
The close-up on "an abrupt ending" at the end. *chef's kiss*
Ha, this is the first interview I've seen where he doesn't melt the interviewer into embarrassment.
Probably because the interviewer didn't try to embarrass him or get a sound bite, but expressed genuine curiosity throughout.
He's so goddamn attractive.
I KNOW RIGHT HAHAH
Love this guy! So humble.
I...... I freakin love this dude 😂😂
His passive aggression, sarcasm, and making light of the situation right there by mentioning his satire of interviews/interviewers in general with it essentially flying right over the interviewer's head was just pure gold XD
His casual tone of voice throughout the whole thing as if he's genuinely answering his questions makes it all the more hilarious.
The irony of this is unrivaled and so is his sense of humor. It's bloody fantastic! 🤣👌
Richard could read out a telephone directory and I would watch, he’s that good. A very funny humble man.
It's really nice to see one of these interviews, as if from the stone age, where the interviewer is left wanting constantly, just because of the honesty of the answers of the far more thoughtful interviewee.
Richard Ayuade is amazing.
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Much to his chagrin, the world needs more Richard Ayoade (although it certainly doesn't deserve him)
I remember him from IT crowd he was so funny I loved him so much he got such great humor..🥰
Very well spoken and articulate.
Looovvve Richard Ayode an eloquent, articulate, super funny, intelligent, creative breath of fresh air 💛 he is typecast somewhat as a geek...but he could branch out to tv, id really like to see him on something like antiques road trip, he is extremely knowledgeable, and i can just see him pottering about finding items of interest.lol
I love his voice...smooth
this is the most relatable thing I've ever seen
Wolf in White Van! What a cool thing to see. I wonder if he's a fan of the music, too, since it seems most people find John's books through having already known his music.
Richard is an intelligent and considerate person.
I love this man
Poor Richard has a hard time making eye contact when being asked how "hindered" he is
A kindred spirit
Ayoade’s interviews always provide great entertainment!
I do love this man and his clever wit❤
He's so well dressed.
Love this.
0:42 to 0:50 is such a clever bit of editing, love it!
I'm just impressed he managed to sneeze without the interviewer noticing
Richard actually answered a question!
He's so great
He is so like me (except that I'm nowhere near as smart), and I am autistic (asperger). I totally love him.
This is 3 minutes but the editing paces it so well that it feels you've been listening to them talk for a full segment
And then you get to the very end and it all gets tossed out the window odd enough
Man is a legend.
I like that lamp. That's a nice lamp.
It's called a Tiffany Lamp-- named after the store.
I LOVE LAMP!
I don't know why but reading your comment reminded me of "Good morning, that's a nice tnetennba" HAHAHA
Indeed.
RUClassicallyTrained right
the editing in this interview, whether purposely ironic or not, is very funny
holy shit I need that book
Dean Learner!
Probably the best character ever...
Uh huh. Bye.
He’s so humble
Ayobe is actually a very interesting personality to understand the current state of pretentiousness in the media.
Hahaha ayobe:)
Hes super cool
The interviewer has a wonderful disposition! BBC chose well, someone to interview Ayoade.
Thank you for sharing this, i was not aware of Nathan Barley and that Richard Ayoade.
Starting to look at it right away. :)
I find him so attractive.
this is the only video i can see richard smiling while doing interviews
literally,,
Watch the Craig Ferguson interview, they were great together!
Social media is a sociopathic pastime too.
Yes!
That is exactly how I feel about any formal conversation.
I legitimately want to see Richard cast as an over the top action hero.
This interview was a million times better than Krishnan Guru Murphys. Then again the interviewer asked qs on the book, his profession and identity rather than "should there be more British Norwegians?" 🤣
Love him, brave man.
I love this guys voice
Loved him in the I. T. Crowd. His hair was shaped like the state of Texas, and it also mirrored the red haired geek from. Revenge of the Nerds.
The book plug worked. I just ordered it on ebay (for £2.80 inc delivery)!
Is Richard Ayoade every introverts spirit animal?